ENIGMA newsletters 1993-2000

E. N. L G. M. A.

European Numbers Information Group
And Monitoring Association

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IMPORTANT -YOU WILL RECEIVE ISSUE FOUR FREE IN JANUARY li

WELCOME TO ISSUE 3 OF ENIGMA

First of all let me say a thank you to every-one who s«
in information news logs and clippings for issue 3, t
amount of interest in ENIGMA is so great that I have ha<
to take some holiday in order to put all the news logs .
features together.

The word about ENIGMA is spreading far and wide and it .
a great pleasure to welcome such alot of new readers, I
very pleased to welcome readers who have studied Number
Stations for years and this issues see's Simon Mason
joining ENIGMA (I know that quite a few reader have aske
with a wealth of new information - infact he wrote t
book more on that later.

I would also like to thank the two Mike's in Bradford 6
Bath for all the hard work and help in making this such
packed issue.

.1 N _ THI S ISSUE
STATION NEWS
YOUR LETTERS

LOG-BOOK FROM BRITAIN & THE USA
STATION FEATURES

SKCRKT S IGNALS - THE EURO-NUMBERS MYSTERY

in i ■ • ue two we carried a review of Secret Signals -
in which details were carried about Tiare Publications :

I !><• U s A, since writing that artical I have pleasure :
informing readers that the book can now be purchase in t
IJ.K.

i I you would like to obtain a copy please write to ;

Simon Mason

26, Bloomfield Avenue

HULL

Humberside HU5 5NH

The cost of the book is £6.00 including postage & packii
to U.K. addresses.

II you don't have a copy it is well worth buying.

CONTRIBUTIONS

We are always pleased to receive your contributions to
ENIGMA, if you have any station logs news, comments or
perhaps you would like to write a feature on stations past
or present please send in material . We may include a small
feature on stations which transmit in the CW (Morse) mode,-
indeed some such as OLX and Swedish Rhapsody use both
types of transmission-this is an introduction to this area
so your comment would be appreciated.

DIRECTION FINDING

I have received some “interesting" information on the
possible location of some stations - I would be interested
in hearinq from anyone with use of directional equipment,

I am 'keen that work is done on the general locations of
stations, so if you can help please do get in contact.

Not every station is operated by state or government
agencies so if you have any suggestion however off-beat
please let me know.

DEADLINES

The next issue of ENIGMA will be printed and despatched on
the second week of January 1994, please send any information
to 'be received by Monday 15th November 1993 .

Special thanks to Tony Rogers at BDXC & Andy Cadier at
Short Wave Magazine for there valued support, quick hello
too to all members of the World DX Club & Contact Magazine.

73 's and kind regards from CHRIS & all at ENIGMA.

The world's first computer was
Bletchley Park's Colossus. It was
at work breaking the German
Enigma codes in 1943

| Chris Midgley with the help of
readers, and those of the British DX
Club, has launched ENIGMA
'European Numbers Information
Group and Monitoring Association'
The first numbers station news-
sheet includes active frequencies,
operating times and identification
details. The second issue will be
available later this month from 195
Roberttown lane, Roberrawn,
j liversedge, West Yorkshire WF 15
I 7LG.

EUROPEA N NUMBERS INF ORMATION. MONITORING ASSOC

Number two of
is dedicated to the
wave bands. As said
interested in this as
195 Roberttown Lane,

.M.A. has recently been published. This bulletin
umber-.' stations that can be heard on the short-
before, well worth getting a copy if you are
ect of the hobby. Send a stamp to: _ Chrrs Lidgley ,
obcrt town, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, Wtl5 7 LE.

0993a Fred Wakefield in Bognor Regis writes: "Whilst Sheila Hughes of
has been checking frequencies for news about the BDXC, I was

wondering if she has ever received these strange transmissions On 11th
August at 1615 UTC on 5229 kHr I received a transmission of en En 6 lish
speaking female reading out - Hike, India, Whiskey, end repeated

Ceneral Editor:
s ta t

(Chri- -- ^ .

for return postage to Chris at
liversedge, West Yorkshire, WF15 /Lb)

these

rat tenor: Fred, and any other BDXC member interested

ions, should write and request a copy of Chris Higleys s ~MGMA
is is a member of BDXC). You won t regret it! (please send a stamp
to Chris at 195 Roberttown Lane, Roberttown,

LETTERS TO ENIGMA

First off lots of interest in the name ENIGMA, I must say
that I did'nt think of it, but I would like to thank David
m Weymouth who did, I'm afraid I forgot to mention this
before but a letter from Mr O' Daly prompted me into action.
Ihank you aiso David for all the Female Phonetic Station
logs .

I rece fved a very interesting letter from Derek in Epsom,
but no return address, I would very much like to receive
further information so Derek please contact me aqain,
thanks .

Hello to Leo in Sunderland and thank you for your logs
of the lemale Phonetic Stations, Leo wrote out part of a
transmission from ULX on 4880 kHz, the message started
1C.T. JZUG OMOXM JTSTC ZKGFG TNRGI UFFZ UMJO" ect, perhaps
a feature on coding might help, to my knowledge no SW
listner • has ever decoded either a number or phonetic
transmission, but ve can keep trying ?.

I hank you to Tom from Macclesfield (who is at present
working in ^Blackpool ) for his kind comments about ENIGMA
in the BDXC Magazine "Communication", also hello to Ian
at BDXC who showed copies of ENIGMA at the Reading meetinq
which prompted Roger from Didcot to write.

From Bangor writes Ross with another logging of the Female
Phonetic stations this time KPA on 7446 kHz at 17.20 hrs,

J hope you will find our reature on these stations of use
m locating yet more.

Greetings to Phil in Romford, he is an old hand at Numbers
listening from the 1 970 's, Phil says he misses some of the
more individual^ stations but is pleased that Swedish
Rhapsody is still going, well we are working on a full
schedule for this station at present and will include it
in our 1994 issue number 4 out in early January.

A quick hello to Ken in Doncaster, thank you for all the
information from Monitoring Times, I hope that log-book
from the USA will become a regular feature.

Talking of the USA Hi, to Lee in Lempster - Lee tells
rne that Havana Moons Numbers newsletter is now defunct,

Lee i l keen to he^p and I would be very pleased to receive
information from the United States, particularly News &

Logs - also perhaps publicity for ENIGMA via US
publications .

On that very subject (publications that is) Ashley writes
i rom New Plymoutn in New Zealand, he asks if it would be

.i I right- to pass on information printed in ENIGMA for use in
i hr publication issued by the New Zealand DX League, well
wn would be delighted to be know in New Zealand, may I just
:.,iy to all readers that any information in ENIGMA may
l "' reproduced - a mention for ENIGMA is appreciated.
m. lying with Ashley, he reported hearing the American voice
Count Station in English - between 12.00 and 12.50 UTC
mi 13555 kHz calling agent 394, hope to receive more logs
i 1 1 >m you Ashley.

Maying overseas - quick hello's to Ez2arrak in Morocco
Philippe in Le Vestinet in France, Giorgio in Undine
in Italy and a warm welcome to Mort in Baldwinsville
nrvir Syracuse New York, Mart said he heard about ENIGMA
in t* e August issue of DX Ontario, now after that trip
n round the world it's back to Britain.

ISN 1G MA NEWS FROM CHRIS

ENIGMA goes Hi-Tech (unlike myself) all thanks to Mike
Chace in Bath who will co -ordinate the Electronic side
of the group thanks to his involvment with USENET - Mike
i s keen to hear from anyone who may have reference
material, archive articles and logs which will then be
passed on for use in future issues, you can contact Mike
at :

Mike Chace <mikecepraxis.co.uk>

Mikes hard work is helping ENIGMA to be known worldwide.
DEDICATED MONITORS

One of the big things about number station is that they do
not stay the same and things change very guickly, the number
of readers are growing daily and I would like to float the
idea of dedicated monitors who perhaps could study some of
the stations to draw up schedules and keep our information
upto date. If you could spare some time to study just one
station during the three months between each issue, please
let me know, I am particulary keen to work on some of the
smaller stations .

FINANCE

Please don't turn the page - when ENIGMA started I did'nt
think it would now have over 50 readers, I am most gratful
for all the SAE's and Stamps I have received plus gifts,

I would like to ask if you think ENIGMA is the sort of thing
you would buy IF we introduced a small charge for the year
- the next issue will be free and sent out in early January
1994, please let me have your comments - I would not see
any subscription above £3.00 for four issues which would
cover postage stationary and photo-copying, depending on
your reaction - !!!!!!

TYROLEAN MUSIC STATION

Does anyone remember tr.e Tyrolean Music & Numbers station"
This station operatec in the 1970 's, it operated on
Saturday & Sunday's on 6425 & 6660 kHz and was almost
certainly the most individual Numbers Station of them all.

Messages were addressed to named agents in German, and the
transmitting site was probably on the French /Swiss border.
This station was familiar to all users of the Echo Charlie
Pirate Band. If you have any information about this station
- however slight - please write to Mike Gauffman c/o the
ENIGMA Newsletter.

The typical Tyrolean format : 11.30 Saturday & Sunday 3

tunes were played, same each day. Blank carrier until 11.55
rhen repeated interval signature tune - 7 note orchestral
taken from the Communist Internationale (towards the end)
11.59 the interval signal speeded up. 12.00 German Male then
announces names of agents e.g. Heinrich, Fowler, Dover.
Messages then follow for each agent separately (no group
count). Messages are then repeated faster,. "Ende".

Occasionally bizarre variations to this standard format,
e.g. a fourth tune then added. Non-standard tunes played
interspersed with cryptic messages read out by the same
announcer such as " Der Sunne Shein vorlisch » (the sun

fll nSS 'l°T- out Fi 9ures were also read out but at random
NOT in 5 figure groups. Lists of German words were also
sent and the station suffered occasion jamming of both

channels. Peculiar sounds, whistles, tape recorders beina
re-wound. y

To^ St f tl0n eVen sent ChristITi as greetings on 26th December
19/1. Largest group counts were 29 the smallest 4 and an
average of 12. Occasional irregular addresses were also
heard for Franz, Kruz, Helmut, Nul, Renault & Nufpord.

Don't, forget - if you have ANY information about tVs
station please send it to ENIGMA and I will pass it onto

NEXT ISSUE

An update on the J s Count Stations - by Simon Mason.
AND

A major feature on stations that transmit in CW (Morse).

A look at how tr.e Phonetic and Number Codes Work !!!!!!.

PLUS . . . . . LogbooK from Britain & the USA - your letters
and of course the latest station news, onlv from ENIGMA
THE newsletter for Numbers.

STATION NEWS & LATEST LISTEN I NG

UNCOLNSHIRE POACHER

I'liiM station is very active - towards mid July it began to
« ti.inqe from its regular schedule and was after some tuning

found on some new frequencies, out went 4468 & 6880 S, 574-7
Ml,- for evening and later 7887 kHz was also dropped. The
station at the present time is in the 41 metre brodacast
li.md on 7337 kHz and on 25 metre band at 11545 kHz, mean-
while old regular 9251 kHz continues. New HF channels have
• 1 l ■ :r > appeared at 12603 & 13375 kHz all in SSB.

Ai first the powerful warble jammers were unable to
l ind the station but have now found all but 11545 kHz.
Between A.ugust 15th & August 24th all jamming seemed to have
:• lopped but now 9251 is again jammed all evening.

At. present try.

07.00 7887

14.00 14487

17.00 11545

19.00 9251

9251 ©464

15682 16084

12603 13375

11545 12603 or 13375

It. may also be worth keeping 5749, 6680 in your memory bank.
US COUNT STATION

This station is still going strong and suffers odd bouts
of both warble and white noise jamming, it can be best heard
in English with the occasional German transmission. This
station will be featured in issue 4 - so I shall not say
too much about it today. 1

One thing to watch out for is a wide range of control
freguencies, these transmit on on the half hour and
consist of 2 or 3 Four figure blocks which are repeated
for 10 minutes only. Our view of the is that they send
a very short message, perhaps the time and frequencies
of the full message broadcasts.

Try ENGLISH

SPANISH

Ob-30

SLO 5

m 4

00.30

7541

5205

00.30

5264

6792

01 . 30

7763

02 . 30

7763

02.30

6840

9958

10.30

13 . 30

13425

16434

7725

10324

17 . 30

18.30

5205

8559

11491

16310

These are well worth a listen, for full transmission which
always start on the hour try 5415 6840 9049 and 10135 in
the early mid evenings in Europe.

STATION NNN

One of the sma 1 lei" ,

o? n cl° £ the ! e les “ kno ™ ° n «s gKerjerv n uft ? tin9 lt Uke

of clues. The first five mirm+^o 1:Lt tle in the way

repeated in CW (morse) foUowed"bJ°* S r ° f ^ he letter N Y
group count. Try 5177 & 5822 S 70 nn lady with a

you »,11 find if if yoo I'm sure

3 TONE STATION

i^again^en S^lindlng^onW htSd ^ 5718 ° r 5617 this

rt is new to ENIGMA, the three ton^ d in July thls y ear
for 5 minutes (the tone is that ^ T® Sent at 21.10
so indicate number unobtainable) atlllStt™'", Tela Phones
the 5 figure groups in German Th^ It 'l 5 the . yl announces

1,1 Britain « a bit i e ow d o n n nol^tioT " '*** Str °^
THE FIVE DASHES

One of my favou^i^RQ fu,*. •

schedule but can be* heard in°CW°)>i n0 1 f n ^ er br °adcas t ing to
It might be worth try o„ SundL'! 0 .^ 9 ’ °" ' l395 5315 <■ 6708,
German voice transmissions' f ’V "S" ln9 ?„ sti11 £ °t the
on 8970 & 10255. at 10 - 00 °n 8970 or 11.00

STATION STRICH

Again not heard all that oftpm k, +.

Monday 20.00 6810 ' 5 eported /'

Tuesday 21.00 5052 English

Wednesday 06.00 7580

Friday 15.00 78 4 i

Saturday 23.00 5052 ™ ,

-juoz CW ( morse j

carry fh^'word^TRlCH^r^BLIOUE Vh V ° ice messa 9es

t.,e numbers - £or bl>? — "

SPANISH STATIONS

It“o Lu?in P j; i ?L 1 e2??? 9 L?J?i i0n % se “? “ making

stations are reported to orTotnt^ 93 : Spanish language
Central South America. lginate m North America or
ihe best one to try for iq

cn 7887 (this is a" Lincolnshire *° rnin 9 s a t 07.00
yl is very polite and starts It P ° a ^er _ channel ) . The
followed by a three figu e and a ^ f WU "Attention"
five figure message. 9 d two fl 9 ure number and

Others reported try

Sunday
Any Day

06 . 00
06 . 00

8165

9156

Any Day
Any Day

06.00

07.00

5762

5846

BULGARIAN BETTY

haJfcJosS 1990 - this nation was thought to

e closed, it was very active at one time. y ro

Now heard daily ( although poor reception in Rri + •

Daily 13.55 to 14.05 5311 P Britain)

MYSTERY STATION

SHad M h Lck“ith S ??nS ? m,rM ' " ° one

up r „ea rd c LL u ,i uz “yxitif nr is

sends 3 words over and nvcc f ? l :o> . 0n the hour the 7l

is sent for 30 seconds and then arlother^ 3 3 HF t0ne

Simon Mason writes. t * * her 3 words are sent.

on 5530 at 20 no * V V * * ver / mtersted in the station

trying to find °„'t £h.t f« 11?,! h “ rd thls b *tore and ™

difficult to make out. the text ^heard^ bU l lt: iS very

the"toSfi s C M« ™ r f ^"9“ " “ Jhen

continues by saving ’that K ?5* re P«?tod, Simon

long distance S 9 - pertans in t^% St ‘ tlo 2 may be a

welcome any help lith* wha AhU tlltltn tVtiil™ 1 *

VW de OLX

f?nH ^ tat i°!^ ! iS °P eratin( 3 24 hours a day ( you will
find a schedule enclosed with this iee„M zL c* 11

minutes to the hour the staUofsends a « LSt
call sign which is VW de OLX on the hour either i
morse or female voice numbers transmission i- sent

Th f a reC i‘? le3tS Wh ° have a three figure identifier
SL^pL^ 9 * ^ de ° LX is ° r was allocated to the

Agency < CETEKA PRESS). You may like to t™
to QSL this station (yes you read it ri^hL Zitu u Y
What will happen we can oLy 1“? and sSf’ althou 3 h

The two addresses known are*

°c P ° St - & Telecommunications/Chief
o2 0t Radl ° Communication Division / Olansk-T s/

CS-12502 PRAGUE CZECH REPUBLIC ' Ianska 5 /

(Klingenfuss)

CETEKA/CESKOLOVESKA Tiskova Kancolar OLX / Technical

s t ssA? pletaiova « »i “pi^r 1

(S.W.M. )

THANK YOU TO EVERY ONE WHO SENT IN INFORMATION dtp.™

HELP ENIGMA WITH YOUR OBSERVATIONS Scs^D NEWS A E

OLX SCHEDHLR

-Sign on 5 minutes before the

jj our in CW (Mors e) , Call Sian vvv de QT.x

n002 6758_5301 14977 8141 6758

0500 0600 0700 0800

Mon

831

597

452

755

Tues

543

177

359

125

Wed

HI

939

125

329

Thurs

244

261

173

146

Fri

755

452

879

261

Sat

531

244

729

374

Sun

397

288

176

425

0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600

359 JlZ1 879 414

939 386 246 374

755 IT3 { ' £79 HI

939 386 755 359

177 329 374 125

112 128 452 386
177 125 939 261

177

374

149

288

668

261

633

727

176

739

864

963

452

329

633

531

126

415

543

317

382

329

215

317

414

543

146

963

WiMf£(^; Ac-1

8141 5301 3280

1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 0000 0100 0200 0300 0400

Mon

476

245

146

425

Tues

Wed

382

397

526

531

615

149

117

425

Thurs

288

864

931

117

Fri

476

526

168

739

Sat

727

633

615

668

Sun

931

168

597

244

739 7S2l
597

821 414

17 6 615 727

597 53J

963

831 382

668

615

149

Plsase see Station News.

Agent Numbers underlined

are sent in CW fMnrsP

S I MON MASON W RITES... THE GERMAN TWO LETTER
STATIONS 1990-1993

There have been many changes in the past three years to the
numbers station scene and the 2 letter stations are no
exception. In that period, PAPA NOVEMBER has ended and
DFC 3 7 (3370) & DFD2i (4010) have also vanished.

I'APA NOVEMBER was as regular as clockwork on shortwave for
at. least 25 years. It broadcast, on 2707/5015/7404/11108 kHz
at 0000/0600/1200/1800 with repeats at 30 minutes past,
every day of the year. However, during November 1992 it
ended abruptly.

What was happening to PAPA NOVEMBER'S stablemates DFC37
& DFD21 around this time ?. Not alot, they were still
operating on 3370 and 4010 between 1500 & 2200 TJTC.

About this time I received word from a fellow DXer
about these stations. He said that he had seen the official
ITU frequency guide and indeed DFC37 & DFD21 were in it.

Of course PN and all the other 2 Letter stations were not,
their callsigns being '‘tjjiofif icial" . He could 'nt remember
exact details but he said that they were running 15 kW
transmitters and * M ■ 1 ■ 1 1 * ‘ firom lionames, Western Germany.

The supposed targets were Rome & New York.

It. is probable that the transmitter site was and is being
iim by Mia Deutsche Bunderspost with the actual traffic
being supplied by a third party, probably the German
Intelligence Service, Bundes- NachrichtenDienst or BND .
mil tally the majority of broadcast were for agents in
the DDR using modified East German receivers, but since
unification, I suppose the transmissions are for BND
agents all over the place.

German DXer Nils Schiffhauer writing in a Monitoring
Times article has given another possible transmitter site.
He say that there is a big transmitter and receiving
site near liusum, Schleswig-Holstein call "Krumweg" .

A month after the demise of PAPA NOVEMBER, DFC37 and
DFD21 also fell silent. In the last days of 1992 it
seemed that the 2-letter stations days were "numbered"
but 9 months later they are still very active.

Since the other stations closed some agents have now
been tagged onto other 2 letter stations,’ another
development is that 11108 which was solely and
exclusively a PAPA NOVEMBER frequency has been noted
carrying traffic for other 2 letter stations, notably
PD S, MD.

Further to Simons article we have looked at some maps
of Germany, although Bonames does not appear (please
write if you know anything about it) we have located
Hu sum Schleswig Holstein,

~ this is a sea port town which borders the North See
on the West Coast close to Denmark, population 25,00C
Old Prussia now known has North Friesland, Government
buildings on the out skirts of the town.

The 2 letter stations operate in the main between abc
16.00 & 23.00 UTC , we have put together a schedule be
on logging in the Summer, however on the 1st of Septe
the organisation behind these transmission changed tc
winter frequencies and moved more towards the 3 to 7
channels, the result of this is that, although, the sta
appear at the times listed it might be best to try se
channels from the list below close to the ones in the
schedule. Just to make it all more fun - not all stat
appear each week, some are on every second week or ev
every month.

Try to listen for MIKE DELTA or DELTA MIKE which are
English .

Here is a list of all stations heard by Simon in 1993
along with the three figure identification (agent)
numbers .

PZ

143

625

374

411

KW

844

091

908

513

EL

928

510

063

KR

737

171

157

LU

998

031

456

VO

141

283

507

GC

082

808

334

HK

393

621

NZ

202

649

955

CD

059

432

707

EG

472

795

267

823

NU

264

599

368

680

680

JW

521

081

123

542

WL

115

522

026

DT

809

015

503

824

991

686

062

OA

122

820

039

PD

054

551

301

RD

041

208

457

520

914

116

GK

856

386

477

MD

017

241

331

DM

214

316

571

740

296

565

All UNDERLINED were formerly used by DFC37/DFD21, PN
addressees not noted.

finally, here is a list of all of the frequencies that
been noted carrying 2 letter stations over the years.

2707 3228 3262 4543 4594 4821 4888 5015 5182 5284 573:

5770 6853 7404 7532 7740 7752 7858 8063 8173 9040 932!

9450 10177 10460 10500 10740 11108 11545 12092 1231'

13572 13890 14622 14945 15610 16055 16220 16414 1743C

18195 18575 19295 19755 20350 Thank You Simon.

German 2 letter static- r.esrz y;:::: — e if::

1600 1630 1700 1730 1800 1830 1900 1930 2COC 2C7C 2100

Mom

EL6853

PZ6853

GK8063

RD7532

PD11108

MD101~7

|gK8063

[cr3173

IRD7532

|^Z5732

eg: 0450
: r '

EL5162

•=r~— =;rj- — « ■<'

. -r*_

or5853 «
(3^3173

HK17430

OA8173

EL6853

RD8063

or7858

EL5732 -PZ5284
V04821 jor5732
'NU7404
or7532

EGI0177
j 3:3228
j GK10177
cr8173

RD5770 N7J7532
;or68S3

j

V)ED .

DT8173

N.

RD7532
or 9040

EL5770

OA9040

PZ6853

or5770

MD9325 D7~35S
ELS 284 cr~74Q
Dr5732 S
PZ6853

BO 9040
or 9325
GX9325
or 7740

RD5770 OA8063

or5722
or 7532

Thor .

EL6853

PZ5284
or6853
0A9325
or 9040

1 EL5732

i«D7740
^%U7532 j
or~~4C

V04821 j
j 5G6173

JW13890 RD6853 ' ED6853
GX7858 DT7740
OA9040 ! CA9325 |
:cr9325 I

SB

Fr. 1 . bry(Mo

NU8173

RD8173

or7532

EL6853

RD8173

PZ6853

or5732

GK9450

7TJ8C63

|PD11108

EL5732

pines

209040

Qf3T3 s PD6653 :
DT774C j VA9325 ?
or~532 ;

Sat.

0A1O177

NU8063

or8173

NU8173

WL13890

EL5770

PZ5182

V04880

DM8173

PZ6853

RD7532

PD11108

EL5732

EG8063

M09450

V04594

GK8C63
or 7404

V04821 !
JW13375

EL5732

DT9040

S Ok) .

OA9040

PZ6853

EL5770

DM10177

NU7752

orl4821

V04821

or4888

PD11108
GK9325
orl 0460

^39450

V04821

or4888

EL5732

;

RD6853
EG9450
DT7532
Dr 17740

GK7404

or8173

DT7740

NZ9450

MZ10177

RD6853

I. .

OMMiE_Jjj0NET IC ALPHABET RTa-rmwo

to look at theL a stations” t it a wis°di£fi“ult to E ron,i! ; ed

r ^£2

stations heard in 1993. some are i» find 3 1 Ust ° f a11 the
tests and even one off's - bur i re gular and some are

it of interest - 1 feel sure y° u will find

Srop“on°a Wd" ^nge o^frL^ L \ tb ‘ eveni "^ i-
however 2 stations can be ia’ ;nCi ^ a betwee a 4 and 9 mHz,
first on 2270 a°2 tS se™d ^ oStw 2 ” Hz band ' the

Stations 9 these°particular~stations° Embassy & Espionage

i b P —“S^ssad,

y e it it s full title Mossad Ha Bitakhan Leumi.

tL^iLionfirSe^^ol the

received, Ohio], ma£ suggest a site th ? b “» 11

Europe. The other theorv’io *>, lfc a *"? lde mainland

of these transmissi^s LJ be ?rSm S rS™b^ ‘S"! SOn,e

> r "“o &&£•"*

“ ?s SiSs t .ss.-js“-

Israel! transeitteJraL^fcfversus "’ 7 S<mt °'" !b

the gremlins and^^off ai? a ii 0 mid e f 1 ] , t0 SUffer from
possible to hear fmtsLtt ?h < alS ° ifc is

~ due to break-through a? the transmitter . mSSSage ends

retS; got? these

5230 kHz calling MIwVjJ indicates™ ?£t£) tin9 ^

D?f S75 4B88 4859 ^ B6 ° B61 862 4072 073 ™ 4D72 D73

All correct entries will win a trip to Israel.

Well hope you found that of interest - t n,^,^ ,

any information logs s observations’™ JhSeltS™” 6

dnai

i I A I

i‘iior. , Nim , c alpha stations - hkako r n u.k. i 993 ,

70

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IQ
1 7

IH

70

0

no

A?

vlWN

flYN

IM’D/ANT
l< PA
ANT
YMF
IN. Ml
IT, I
Yin
VI. 11

2030 try
2030 try
Try between
1 800 & 0100

NO

KPA/UliX

no

m.x

•i i

.INN

10

17

AWT/pen

11

HAY

2ii

MYN

1 1

mi

71

YHR

1 1

DIM

70

i it X

4*1

(M 0

At

.IMI/I 1

U 1

0RM

1 48

K PA

140

,1,111

>01

VI. M

11 1

OHO

11 n

YIIF

1 / io”

Ini

MYN

HO
i j >i

M 1 W

i - i

i * 1

1 71

i i

V It)

HH

VHP

IA1

m

747

1 1 \

MYN

120

no

71)

r i o

1 14 1

A 1 0

v •/. i

or, oo

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i: / 1

or, no

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MYN

1 1 •

i m | mu jut M

y of

ooniti

m , however

t Mom

‘1st lh» llUUi « 1

hav«t

• omuugn zo aroui

start: on the hour others at 15, 30 and 45 minutes

I" 1 '* li'.w Ni. -it. Ions only operate In certain bands,

it VIII i 10 mil/, .

e.g. EZI 6 - 19 mHz,

• iurmiM • i ,i I so Hi.it It the call ends 1 it is a test - SYN1 SYN1

or 2 no message will follow - SYN2

SYN2.

COUNT STATION-

FULL MESSAGES .

Call Count

Mon

2100

5413

YL

ENG

009

198

Thur

2100

5413

YL

ENG

009

198

Mon

2100

5413

YL

ENG

183

68

Thur

2100

9049

YL

ENG

451

187

Wed

2100

9049

YL

ENG

376

195

26.5

Sat

1400

14448

YL

ENG

672

199

Wed

2000

10135

YL

GG

386

192

3.7

Sat

1800

6850

YL

ENG

400

193

7.8

Sat

1804

13424//

YL

ENG

315

6850

COUNT STATION - CONTROL FREQUENCIES.

13.7
2.8

19.8

Tue

Mon

Thur

1730

1330

0630

5205
13425//
16434
5205//
92 24

YL

YL

YL

ENG

ENG

ENG

1440/1917/8248

Heavy white noise jamming

5194/6942

"RUSSIAN MAN"

21.5

Fri

2028

13585

OM

RR

8-6

Tue

2211

8656

OM

ENG

23.6

Wed

1931

10165

OM

ENG

"Arabic voice Eng"

2.7

Fri

2030

10130

OM

ENG

"Arabic voice Eng"

2.8

Mon

1834

11543

OM

RR

5.8

Thur

2011

9970

OM

Eng

391/000

LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER

6.7

Tue

1706

13375//

12603

11545

12.7

Mon

2026

4468//

8464

13.7

Tue

2040

5746

18.7

Sun

1400

14487//

15682

16084

18.7

Sun

1600

9251//

7887

19.7

Mon

2100

5746//

6880

7337

29.7

Thur

1400

15682//

14487

16084

29.7

Thur

1 800

7337//

5746

6880

2.8

Mon

1700

1 1 545

m

YL

ENG

Calling 29040

YL

ENG

Jammed

YL

YL

ENG

ENG

Clear

Calling 11607

YL

ENG

Jammed

YL

ENG

Calling 90472

YL

ENG

Calling 94072

YL

ENG

Calling 11607

YL

ENG

Calling 76284

■ • w , H_ RHAPSODY

1 t Thur 2000
'I Hun 0805
1300

Hun 1700
1n ** Hun 1033
M '■ rut 2100

• * * n Thur 2 1 00

5340

8188

5340

9457

5747

5340

YL

YL

YL

YL

YL

YL

GG

GG

GG

GG

GG

GG

station _NjyN

I fi , n
in n
; 1, r*

I r 1 n

I u M

10 , A

Mon
Wfni
W«m 1
M I
Wtul
Thu i
T hu i

V f 00

ll&O

.'too
i on
r i oo
.*000
/non

5177
5177
51 77
5177
5 I 77
5821

YL

YL

YL

i l

vi.

vi.

YL

GG

00

GG

00

GG

00

GG

'I /

’) L'A' Ili '• ••TATI UN

»un i no * ici /o

YL

on

1 TUN I: '.'CATION gijiy

Ijun

» <i <

Tin ,'||() 571 h

YL

GO

inn 7110 5 fli 7

YL

00

*im 7110 57 111

YL

00

Group 24
Group 25
Group 25

< :» < m i j i ,»s

Group 10
Group 20

Group in

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I) ,

mUAlUAIt M|CTTY Try , <1.. I iy.

I I 10ft bill «t on,

"*« EE East European

Tl Y , jjjgt in day.

YL SPN

■ * i * AN I Ml '.TAT ION

0700 711(17

' T WMAN l LI tti ii uTAT iOty

Tue

i hui

Nat

0 I 00
0U 10
0/10

Gill 14 10

10470 YL
14945 YL
10450 YL
or 10177
14945 YL

Kilo Victor

tmim ITftTIML - Se. station'";—'"

1 figure call "Atteneion"

" Ver y polite voice

il.’iiid outside the 1600 o^nn
I (.oo < inn , DUU - 2300 period.
2 °* Please see Schedule.

(iG Whiskey Papa

c:(: Kilo Whiskey

00 Oscar Alpha

GO

•’wily ,*000 5530 YL

2 1 00 <1B00 YL

Unid.

Unid.

T.OG BOOK. FROM THE USA

PRODUCED FROM LISTING
IN MONITORING TIMES

TTRirnUENCY TIMS ( GMT ) M/F LANGUAGE.

S TAT I ON AND . ID

3150

03.30

YL

ENG

3417

02.07

YL

ENG

4505//

4770

04.23

YL

GER

4880

04.31

YL.

ENG

5150

01.02

YL

GER

5297

03.02

YL

GER

5301

03. 02

YL

CZK

5437

02.38

YL

ENG

6745

02.48

YL

ENG

6840

02 .36

YL

SPA

6952

02 . 07

YL

SPA

7423

03.18

YL

SPA

7605

00.10

YL

ENG

7860

03.32

YL

SPA

8665

03.08

YL

SPA

9090

21.24

YL

ENG

1112 3

14.29

YL

ENG

11179

20.10

YL

SPA

18881

17.00

YL

ENG

22011

00.25

YL

ENG

22222

16.00

YL

ENG

4463

02.08

YL

ENG

4780

02.15

YL

ENG

5091

04.06

YL

ENG

5437

04.16

YL

ENG

5820

04.25

YL

ENG

7605

01.45

YL

ENG

1054 6

03.25

YL

*5PA

10500

19.06

YL

GER

14750

19.44

YL

ENG

15460

15.00

YL

ENG

17425

00.30

YL

SPA

20115

00.20

YL

ENG

5015

5770

6853

7422

8063

9040

15610

04 .00

07 . 30

23.30
03 . 15
23.30

16.00
16.00

YL

YL

YL

YL

YL

YL

YL

GER

GER

GER

SPA

GER

GER

GER

ALPHA - P.C.D.
ALPHA - A.R.T.

UN ID
ALPHA -
UNID -
UN ID -
WV

ALPHA -
ALPHA -
SPANISH
SPANISH
SPANISH
ALPHA -
SPANISH
SPANISH
UNID -
UNID -
SPANISH
UNID -
UNID -
UNID -

ALPHA *
ALPHA -
ALPHA -
ALPHA -
ALPHA -
ALPHA -
SPANISH
UNID -
ALPHA -
UNID -
SPANISH
UNID -

5 FIGURE

U. L.X. 2
5 FIGURE
5 FIGURE
OLX
A.R.T.
C.I.O.

4 FIGURE

5 FIGURE

4 FIGURE

V. L.B.

5 FIGURE
FIGURE
FIGURE
FIGURE
FIGURE
FIGURE
FIGURE
FIGURE

F.T. J.

K.P.A.

J.S.R.

A.N.R 2.

Y.H.F.

V.L.B.

4 FIGURE
FIGURE
I.O.
FIGURE
FIGURE
FIGURE

PAPA BRAVO 5 FIGURE
KILO ROMEO 5 FIGURE
HOTEL KILO 5 FIGURE
SPANISH 4 FIGURE
SIERRA BRAVO 5 FIG
DELTA TANGO 5 FIG
HOTEL KILO 5 FIG

m N t - no IDENTIFICATION HEARD, Lots of interesting logs from
the USA reproduced from Monitoring Times and sent in by Ken
in Doncaster, thanks for all that info.